Crone Cocktail Hour: An Introduction
Fill a few crones with some love potion tea and cocktails, light a few candles, and the magic begins!
Fill a few crones with some love potion tea and cocktails, light a few candles, and the magic begins!
Between chicken anecdotes, thoughtful reflections on community, and raw honesty about our country, today’s show was a warm, grounding, and slightly wry conversation.
Some days there’s an agenda. Today wasn’t one of them, but somehow, that made it exactly what it needed to be.
Our conversation felt less like an interview and more like sharing space with someone who carries history inside her.
Week of January 19-23, 2026
Where we talked about Trump's demand for Jewish faculty lists at University of Pennsylvania, a banned toxic chemical used in Minneapolis and improperly trained ICE agents.
Where we talk ICE, CBP, and the Border Patrol with ICE agent turned immigrants-rights advocate, Jenn Budd
A recording from Dana DuBois and Ossiana Tepfenhart's live video
As we talk about the year we did hard things...
Dana DuBois, Lawrence Winnerman, GenXy, and The Daily Whatever Show
Dana DuBois, Lawrence Winnerman, GenXy, and The Daily Whatever Show
Week of January 12-16, 2026
A recording from Lawrence Winnerman and GenXy's live video
A recording from Dana DuBois's live video
Samantha Paige returns to TDWS to talk radio, identity, and what real visibility looks like in everyday life.
With Egberto Willies, we dig into Venezuela, creeping authoritarianism, and what ordinary people can still do about it.
A recording from Dana DuBois's live video
Week of January 5-9, 2026
A recording from Lawrence Winnerman and The Halfway Cafe's live video
A recording from Lawrence Winnerman and The Halfway Cafe's live video
A recording from Dana DuBois and Char Sundust's live video
A recording from Dana DuBois's live video
Our final Fucked-Up Friday for 2025 touched on the next potential pandemic, Trump’s global war posture, and why student loan borrowers are about to get crushed again.
A conversation about the Epstein files, journalistic restraint, and what it means to take truth seriously in an age built for distortion.